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Re: Okay! Count me in! I just started, and with an XP2500+ processor, I have no idea when I'll upload a work unit! | |
Re: Also, run [b]chkdsk /r[/b] on the system before running [b]fixboot[/b]. These errors just don't occur willy-nilly. There could be some filesystem corruption-- [b]chkdsk /r[/b] might help on that angle. | |
Re: If you've got Darwin installed on your Mac, you should be able to use [b]wget[/b] natively. If not, like everyone else has suggested, compiling it [b]will[/b] work. I've done it myself on a G3 running OS X.1, and it worked just fine. | |
Re: [QUOTE=Roxsy3392]What do you mean with flamefests? :confused:[/QUOTE] He means bringing up such a heated issue in an unsolicited fashion. Threads like these [b]always[/b] turn ugly, an [b]always[/b] need to be closed. I'll leave this one open, but as soon as it gets out of hand, it [b]WILL[/b] be closed. | |
Re: What type/speed of Celeron processor? There are actually a couple types of Celeron. | |
Re: [QUOTE=TallCool1]Make sure the supply is unplugged for an hour or more before you open it to discharge the capacitors.[/QUOTE] Does it really need to be this long? I thought that's why motherboards had those little lights on them-- to tell when the power in the system has been discharged. Usually, … | |
Re: If you're running NTFS on your system, simply change the permissions on that folder so people can't access it. No need to password protect; they just won't be able to access the folder if you set the permissions so they can't read it. | |
Re: I'm thinking it might be best for you just to locate your original Windows installation media and do a clean OS reinstall. It sounds like you've got several fun driver conflicts and screw-ups going on in there. Can you even devise a means to back up your data? | |
Re: [QUOTE=jchaike]can you create an os by using visual basic 6...? its all i've got....[/QUOTE] I don't think you could do it with VB 6. I don't think it has the neccesary access to the low-level functions that are required to build an operating system. If it had those, you'd need … | |
Re: [QUOTE=skatamatic;1597203]I wrote a trojan not that long ago that wasn't detected by my antivirus. It did incredibly suspicous stuff too, like sending a list of running procs over TCP or UDP to a listener, running procs, accepting commands to run in the command-line, remote shutdown/restart, send clipboard data back and … | |
Re: I think the error message is pretty clear, there-- you can only add references to Silverlight projects in Silverlight projects. Silverlight uses a subset of the .NET Framework, so you can't import in projects that use libs outside of that limited subset. The only way you could really get around … | |
Re: Why would you want to do this, anyways? | |
Re: Sounds like you need to manually parse this CSV file. OLE Providers are meant for pretty "standard" data sets, where there is a real header, and those header names are used for the names of the columns in the data set. Try taking a look at this: [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/448865/how-can-i-best-parse-this-comma-delimited-text-file[/url] That might … | |
Re: Without knowing exactly what's going on, it sounds like a thread hasn't released control back to the UI. Does the thread that runs in the background interact with the UI itself? That could be a source of a deadlock. | |
Re: What does Device Manager look like? More than likely, you need to install a driver for the sound card. What type of system/sound card is it? | |
Re: Why should we do your work for you? This should be simple-- pick a topic that interests you, and do the research you've admitted you hate doing on it. I can tell you that if you're chosing the IT field as your profession, you're only going to do more of … | |
Re: This isn't entirely correct. If you were interested in using Linux/BSD to do this, you most certainly could do this. For Windows, there's not a way that I'm aware of. If you'd like to do this in Linux, check out this link: [url]http://cambuca.ldhs.cetuc.puc-rio.br/multiuser/[/url] It also has references to other pages … | |
Re: FYI: OLEDB is for both Excel and Access. Maybe this article will help: [url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;257819[/url] Basically, once you start using OLEDB, you can treat the whole deal like it's a database. As such, you'd pull the data out using a SQL SELECT command (that fills a dataset), then you'd edit the … | |
Re: Sorry. We do not do your work for you. Please post some code, and we'll help troubleshoot it. Incidentally, if you search our forums, you'll probably find some examples of an ASP.NET login page. | |
Re: If you're talking about a local network, you can pick any arbitrary host name that you'd like. Same for IP addressing; usually people assign 192.168.0.xxx (where xxx is 1-254) for their IP addresses. If you're on a public network, like the Internet, you're assigned an IP address and a hostname. … | |
Re: Ew. Have you tried the card in another system? What OS are you running? If you try the card and the game in another system, you may be looking at a new video card. But, since it's relatively new, you may be able to get an exchange per a manufacurer/vendor … | |
Re: I'm going to gank Lightninghawk's pic... hope he doesn't mind: [IMG]http://kurtkoenig.homeunix.net/dataentelecom/TCP%20IP_files/osi.jpg[/IMG] [b]Layer 1[/b] consists of the "physical" stuff-- the things you could touch and manipulate, like wires, and the specifications of how the data is transferred, like +5v for 1, +0v for a 0. [b]Layer 2[/b] deals with MAC addressing, … | |
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Re: In short, ByVal means pass the [i]value[/i] of the variable that was provided as input to the method. This is as compared to ByRef, which is a "pointer" to the variable itself, which basically means if you modify that ByRef variable, you change the value of that variable outside of … | |
Re: Why aren't you setting the Primary key for the row and letting SQL server handle that? You should write a stored procedure to write the data, and if you need to get back the ID of the row that you just inserted, you can return the value of the SCOPE_IDENTITY() … | |
Re: Bridging is taking two seperate physical networks, and allowing them to become one "logical" network. You can't use it to give other computers internet connections, but you could use it to join two LANs together without having to do routing. You, of course, accomplish this via a bridge. This device … | |
Re: [QUOTE=hexstar][IMG]http://www.errorwear.com/errorimages/splash-bsod.jpg[/IMG]got bsod? :D[/QUOTE] You know, I'd actually buy one of those shirts if they made 'em. | |
Re: What is coming back from Environment.GetCommandLineArgs() when the program runs? | |
Re: I can outline the steps that you'll want to take in a sproc, and if you have questions about each step, try Googling the tasks I outline :) Step 1: Write a query that returns the rows where invoice number is null or blank. Use an ORDER BY statement to … | |
Re: Can you post the code for FileCopy? There should already be methods to do that type of work in the File class: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.file.copy.aspx[/url] | |
Re: you could add the Javascript to a literal control, and it would run when the page reloaded. But really why are you using .NET 1.1 now? There are security vulnerabilities, and it's almost 8 years old now. You should seriously consider upgrading to .NET 3.5 or 4.0. | |
Re: You can't directly access memory in a .NET language. You'll need to do something in C++ or another unmanaged language to do that. | |
Re: What is your underlying database, exactly? Access and SQL both have an "Identity" field type which you can specify autoincrement there. The Database type doesn't really do that, unless I'm mistaken. You still have to have a database somewhere, and define your schema in it. | |
Re: The internal system speaker can't really do that. You are pretty much limited to beeping from it. Any type of pitch modulation/etc that you can't do in .NET would probably have to be done via some C or Assembly language module, if you can even access that in Window.s | |
Re: Also... please start naming your threads something relevant, other than "Help!" :) | |
Re: Have you stepped into the code? Are you getting any error messages? | |
Re: If the library is integrated into the API, then you shouldn't have to install it. ...What GUI library are you trying to install, anyways? There are bunches of them: Gtk, Qt, and Motif are examples of GUI libraries-- what's the name of the one you're trying to install? | |
Re: If it's a UNIX-based machine, try turning off Plug-n-Play OS in the BIOS, too. Sometimes, that helps to allocate IRQs to cards. | |
Re: Just use the instructions [url=http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?dlc=en&lc=en&product=59042&lang=en&cc=us&docname=bph06317#N1610]here[/url] To yank the battery from the motherboard. It does the exact same thing as pulling the CMOS jumper. | |
Re: That may not completely be the answer... Mono may do it, but there's no real status on how well Mono runs under AIX. I think the real question is WHY would you want to do that? Why not use PHP, Perl, Ruby, or something else that is better suited to … | |
Hey gang, Looking for some opinions here. I'm working in an ASP.Net MVC2 application. We've built a collection of "domain objects", ie, the data that represents our "real world" problem we're going to solve, and it's also the representation of what will be serialized to the database. Each of these … | |
Re: Is that really "SOAP-y", though? Does your PHP service produce WSDL? Using WCF, you can add service references that will do strongly-typed objects to send over the line to a SOAP service. | |
![]() | Re: Try checking out this tutorial: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb655884(VS.90).aspx[/url] |
Re: Your web.GetResponse() is what actually begins the file transfer. In this case, you would need to use BeginGetResponse(), which makes a callback to a method you designate: [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.webrequest.begingetresponse.aspx[/url] Check that out, and see if it's any further help. You could make the callback method do the updating to the form, … | |
Re: Are you sure the torrent is finished downloading? You have to wait for the files to finish. Usually, your torrent client will say "Uploading", or "Seeding", or something along those lines, once you're finished downloading it. | |
Re: [QUOTE=ravdogg911]I have a similar problem. When i go on the start menu and press turn off i get the turn off option and reset option but the standby option is greyed and i cannot click it. When i press shift nothing happens. This problem started occuring immediately after i reinstalled … | |
Re: Ever thought about [b][url=http://www.courtesan.com/sudo/man/sudo.html]sudo[/b][/url]? It will allow you to execute single commands as a user without having to drop into the shell of that user. You could even run [b]sudo[/b], and point it to another shell script that contains all of the commands you need it to run, so you … | |
Re: instead of using [b]date1[/b] or [b]date2[/b], use [b]String.Format("MM/dd/yyyy", date1)[/b] in your SQL statement. That should format it how you need. | |
Re: Can you please provide more information? Your question isn't quite clear... | |
Re: do you really need that first foreach loop? If you're already getting myTable, just do a foreach on the DataRows in myTable.Rows directly... |
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